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vickyatwork.blogspot.com/p/about-me.html
About Me | vicky @ work
vicky @ work Keep coming back here whenever you need to sooth your senses. Just chillax. Pages Home Sitemap Contact Me About Me About Me Bikram Agarwal Consultant Developer HCL Technologies Bangalore, India Status: Recently Singled Proposals: are welcome. :) -- I AM -- + Good with computers - Not so good [read Lucky] with women :D + Good with jokes of all kinds - Bad with decent/formal conversation + Can enjoy/party like hell! - Just cannot tolerate formal functions + I can take good photos
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evolutionarygoo.com/blog
Evolutionary Goo
Evolutionary Goo Giving Rails a Second Chance Posted by rob on March 08, 2011 Over the last few years, I?ve done what I think a lot of other Java developers have been doing. That is learning a new language or framework every year or so. I?ve studied and worked with a number of languages, including Ruby, Groovy, Python and Scala. While studying Ruby, I took a decent dive into Ruby on Rails. I really enjoyed its style of generating code using naming conventions and sensible defaults
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danalban.com/rant.html
Intellectum Valde Amat
Intellectum Valde Amat The personal blog of Dan Alban. Where I think out loud. Friday, December 4, 2009 Quick Thoughts On Tiger Woods Scandal It's back...scandal! I was hoping ClimateGate would get more attention, but Tiger Wood's recently discovered affair(s) is out in all news venues. Rather than add pointless observations, here are my personal thoughts.1- Tiger is human. Sometimes we build up celebrities to be bigger than life. We can sometimes believe that they are decent moral people
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ogeid.com/weblog
Diego Basch
Diego Basch Rarely updated ? subscribe to my rss feed Home A geek?s guide to when to use each computing device At home: In bed: iPad, especially at night and if your significant other is asleep. To code or produce content: A decent Macbook, with an external mouse/keyboard/monitor for comfort if you work from home. In the bathroom: iPad or iPhone, depending on planning and foresight. Outside, in a lawn chair or hammock: Kindle. At the office: Desktop computer, preferably with two
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thoughtden.co.uk/blog
Thought Den
Tate + National Galleries of Scotland + Thought Den = the rise of ?playful learning? September 2nd, 2011 Think of this post as a club sandwich. The juicy filling is our new game for Tate and National Galleries Scotland ? we?re so damn pleased we can?t stop playing it and the gaming gauntlet has been thrown down! 27, 000 highscore? But juicy filling alone doesn?t make a classic club sandwich. The bread-rock (yeah!) of any decent hunger-buster, neatly